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	Council Tax and Poll Tax Discussion Forum
		For council tax purposes, a person is regarded as severely mentally impaired if he or she suffers, for whatever reason, from severe impairment of intelligence and social functioning which appears to be permanent.
		If the council writes to tell you that it believes your property is exempt, but you realise that it should not be, you must write and tell the council or you may face a penalty.
		Councils have powers to impose penalties where a person is required by law to provide information (for example, to enable councils to work out who should pay council tax) and either fails to do so, or supplies information which the person knows is false.
	www.polltax.co.uk (5523 words)

	Media Coverage - re Women's Monument from being erected in a Sudbury Graveyard
		With the consent of city council in hand, the coalition is planning a June 8 unveiling of the monument.
		Critics of the decision at the Sudbury Women’s Centre have suggested the coalition settled for the cemetery because city officials pushed for it, and accused coalition members of straying from their original purpose of ensuring the monument — as a symbol of the issue of domestic violence — is not placed out of sight.
		The City of Greater Sudbury is to be admired for its support of the monument proposed by the coalition of agencies that works to prevent and stop violence against women.
	dawn.thot.net /graveyard-media.html (5436 words)

	Justice With Dignity - Remember Kimberly Rogers : Brief to Sudbury City Council - Submitted by the Committee to ...
		The Sudbury Public Health Report of June 2001 entitled "The Cost of Eating Well within Manitoulin and Sudbury by District" states that in the City of Greater Sudbury, a woman 25-49 years of age, in her second and third trimester of pregnancy, needs $30.15 per week to eat healthily.
		It is incumbent on City Council to take consideration of the many issues that have been raised and immediately take steps to make changes pending the outcome of the Inquest with a view to preventing any other similar tragedies.
		That if Ontario Works Sudbury chooses to continue to pursue fraud charges, and that if as a result the benefits of a Sudbury recipient of Ontario Works are cancelled, the City of Greater Sudbury continue to pay benefits to that recipient and his or her family from municipal funds.
	dawn.thot.net /Kimberly_Rogers/final_brief.html (3295 words)

	SUDBURY, Ontario, Canada (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-04)
		Sudbury is officially a bilingual (English and French) city with a multicultural population.
		Sudbury is known as the Nickel City because of its nickel and copper mines.
		The Greater Sudbury Animal Shelter endeavours to reunite lost pets with their owners, and arrange pet adoptions, to eliminate euthansias of unwanted pets.
	www.cyberbeach.net /~seajay/sudbury.html (2422 words)

	Tasks for the New City Council
		City Progress Plan - A public-input based plan outlining the cities major problems and future goals could help create a prioritized project list- and unite us by having us all working toward one or two projects at a time, rather than spreading ourselves too thin.
		A total limit of four terms per candidate in city council or as mayor, would ensure new voices are heard and the spectre of patronage and pork-barreling are stamped out.
		The city needs to take the lead on fighting this problem by setting up a series of events such as marathons, bicycle races and nutrition initiatives to coincide with existing events such as the Beaton Classic and the Dragonboat races.
	www3.sympatico.ca /john.grubber/Council_to_do_list.htm (1209 words)

	The "new and improved" city council of Greater Sudbury... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-04)
		The "new and improved" city council of Greater Sudbury...
		Sudbury taxpayers were and are being lied to about hospital restructuring, regional
		council hires consultants to advise them on what to do.
	www.punchbuggy.com /object/councils.htm (571 words)

	Rural Council protest on steps of City Hall falls on deaf ears... FOR NOW!
		City is draining areas to north of us but making no provision for the increased water flow to pass through our area.
		Cyr noted that she felt the need to talk to the Rural Council’s Rally because the same types of abuses they put a stop to in Augusta Township, are occurring on a huge scale in the vast expanse of Rural Ottawa …such as those described by previous speaker, Tony Walker.
		She then announced that the Council Meeting, likely deciding to reduce the effective representation of the rural communities by 40% was about to begin, and anyone who wanted to see a sickening spectacle in failing democracy, could go inside the Council chambers and watch.
	ruralcouncil.ca /rally_report_050608.htm (6615 words)

	Sudbury News
		Sudbury officials are stepping up efforts to build a sewer system for the town's central business district on Route 20, saying the viability of businesses there is at stake.
		The city's car enthusiasts, however, are looking to shift that trend into reverse with two upcoming events where all proceeds will to be driven...
		Although coyotes roaming Massachusetts is a normal part of life, Sudbury residents are concerned after several have been sighted near homes recently.
	www.topix.net /city/sudbury-ma (1052 words)

	CBC - Canada Votes 2004
		This urban riding in Northern Ontario consists of part of the city of Greater Sudbury.
		The former city of Sudbury and the former town of Walden fall within the riding.
		Former deputy mayor and vice-chair of the regional council.
	www.cbc.ca /canadavotes/riding/195 (590 words)

	City of Toronto, City Council Legislative Documents
		To further amend former City of Toronto By-law No. 602-89, being "A By-law To authorize the construction, widening, narrowing, alteration and repair of sidewalks, pavements and curbs at various locations", respecting the alteration of Adelaide Street West by narrowing and realigning the pavement between Bathurst Street and the north-south leg of Adelaide Street West.
		To further amend former City of Toronto By-law No. 602-89, being "A By-law To authorize the construction, widening, narrowing, alteration and repair of sidewalks, pavements and curbs at various locations", respecting the alteration of Elm Ridge Drive from Bathurst Street to William R. Allen Road by the installation of speed humps.
		To further amend former City of Toronto By-law No. 602-89, being "A By-law To authorize the construction, widening, narrowing, alteration and repair of sidewalks, pavements and curbs at various locations", respecting the alteration of Sudbury Street by narrowing and realigning the pavement between King Street West and Dovercourt Road.
	www.city.toronto.on.ca /legdocs/bylaws/1999 (8138 words)

	Mediation last chance to avoid strike at Greater Sudbury Hydro Plus (Canadian Union of Public Employees)
		SUDBURY — The union representing 82 inside and outside workers at Greater Sudbury Hydro Plus Inc. will try once more to reach a negotiated settlement in mediation talks June 16, 17 and 18, to try and hammer out a collective agreement and avoid a strike that would put the city’s power supply in jeopardy.
		“Greater Sudbury residents should be up in arms with local councillors who’ve let things get this far,” says CUPE National Representative Dennis Burke.
		The people of Sudbury deserve better.” Greater Sudbury Hydro Plus is owned by the city and run by a board of directors appointed by local councillors.
	www.cupe.ca /www/8/mediation_last_chanc (477 words)

	City of Greater Sudbury Act, 1999 - O. Reg. 102/00 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-04)
		City of Greater Sudbury Act, 1999 - O. Reg.
		(d) on or before December 31, 2000, adopt a procedural by-law for the council of the city and set the date, time and place of the first meeting of the council; and
		(2) The procedural by-law adopted under clause (1) (d) shall be deemed to be a by-law of the city council on January 1, 2001 and remains in force until it expires or is repealed or amended to provide otherwise by the city council.
	www.e-laws.gov.on.ca /DBLaws/Regs/English/000102_e.htm (952 words)

	City Council Debates Postering Bylaw This Week
		Toronto's proposed postering bylaw will be debated by City Council at their general meeting on May 17, 18 and 19.
		At the city archives this week, I found out that postering is protected under the Charter of Rights and Freedoms.
		Those are the ones that need to be pushed into voting against the ridiculous regulations otherwise they are likely to go along with it, especially if they assume the citizens of their ward don't give a shit.
	stillepost.ca /boards/index.php?topic=3052.0 (925 words)

	ACTION SUDBURY
		The City of Greater Sudbury overwhelmingly supports the fight against Impaired Driving.
		Action Sudbury is still involved with O.C.C.I.D, an organization founded by the late Peter Wong.
		Arrive Alive Bottle Drive is an initiative of the “Ontario Community Council on Impaired Driving” and “The Beer Stores” throughout the province of Ontario.
	www.normie.ca /action_sudbury.htm (610 words)

	Osprey Media Group Inc. - The Sudbury Star
		Greater Sudbury Police will act quickly to take advantage of a provincial program that will boost policing across the province by 1,000 officers.
		While NHL free agent Brian Savage has yet to figure out where his hockey future is going, it’s clear the Sudbury Playground Hockey League remembers exactly where he’s from.
		Thumbs up to Sudbury’s Idol, Daryl Brunt, who this week was eliminated from the Canadian Idol competition.
	www.thesudburystar.com (262 words)

	MuniMall Newsletter
		CALGARY -- The MD of Rocky View is warning residents to be vigilant of the West Nile virus threat in the wake of recent torrential rainfall that led to severe flooding in the western part of the municipality.
		SASKATOON -- The City of Saskatoon's Water Treatment Plant began a test of its emergency response preparedness plan in a routine exercise designed to ensure employees are prepared in the case of a real emergency.
		SUDBURY -- Greater Sudbury city council has endorsed a plan to better embrace and promote the community's ethnic, racial and cultural diversity.
	www.munimall.net /newsletter/news.htm (4327 words)

	No Strings Attached Community Band of Sudbury, Canada
		We currently represent the largest group of amateur instrumental musicians in the Sudbury region (view map of Sudbury).
		The NSACB offers the opportunity for local amateur musicians in Sudbury of all ages, "from high school students to retirees," to perform in a full concert band ensemble.
		The NSACB is also a non-profit community organization which is sanctioned and supported by the City of Greater Sudbury and the Sudbury Arts Council, as well as through a grant with the Ontario Trillium Foundation.
	www.nostringsattachedband.org (667 words)

	Lynne Reynolds Candidate for Councillor - Ward 6 - City of Greater Sudbury
		I attended the City Council meeting at which the new Strategic Plan, Coming of Age in the 21st Century was unveiled and adopted unanimously by City Council.
		As a marketing specialist, I would like to see the city and the new association form an aggressive marketing partnership to promote the City of Sudbury as well as the Mining Supplies and Services sector to the world in order to attract even more mining-related businesses to our area.
		One of the changes I hope to see with the new council is an increased visibility of our elected representatives in the field, at places of business and industry throughout our new city.
	www.northernontario.org /lreynolds/Issues.htm (1916 words)

	CUPE Local 4705
		I was in attendance at the July 14, 2005 Council Meeting when to my surprise Alan Stephen, General Manager of Infrastructure and Emergency Services unveiled their Business Process Reengineering Operation division plan (Business Process Reengineering - PDF) which I am attaching to my report in regards to this issue.
		The CUPE groups made a pit stop in Sudbury for a rally in front of the provincial building where they were joined by CUPE 2462 members, social justice activists, steelworkers, and OPSEU members.
		Adler, who works in the urban planning department at Columbia University, shared the city’s experience in the Toronto Star in 2002, when the city was considering privatizing garbage collection.
	www.cupesudbury.org (515 words)

	The Greater Sudbury Chamber of Commerce Website
		Welcome to the Greater Sudbury Chamber of Commerce web site: your one stop spot for chamber and business news and issues.
		ON THE MOVE: The Greater Sudbury Chamber of Commerce (Suite 1) and the Drivers' and Vehicles' Licensing Office (Suite 3) have relocated to their new offices at 40 Elm Street (Rainbow Centre).
		An overwhelming majority of Sudbury area businesses support maintaining synchronized daylight savings time (DST) with the United States, even if that country extends it beyond the current length.
	www.sudburychamber.ca (247 words)

	Sudbury Community Foundation
		On October 31, 2003, Deputy Mayor Louise Portelance presented the Sudbury Community Foundation with $50,000 as the first gift to the newly established Greater Sudbury Charities Fund.
		Recognizing that there is a critical need in Sudbury to help charities do their valuable work, City Council voted to build this Endowment from income the City receives from Sudbury Slots each year.
		Initial earnings from this Fund will be distributed to local charities that have been adversely affected by the non-smoking by-law.
	www.sudburycf.ca /gscf.html (118 words)

	XQUARTERLY
		Alouette), the City of Sept-Îles and the Province of Québec.
		City council voted unanimously “to forgive the remaining $250,000 the
		Born in New York City in 1948, Eric Fischl grew up in the suburbs of Long Island, his parents having moved there shortly before his second year.Safer place to raise a family, they used to say.
	www.xquarterly.ca /lifestyles.html (13285 words)

	Native Studies
		To this end, Native Studies courses offer Aboriginal perspectives on the historical experiences of the First Nations of Canada, and promote dialogue among students on contemporary Native issues.
		The participation of the University and greater Sudbury communities is encouraged.
		The oral approach remains central to the course.
	www.usudbury.com /EN/Departments/Native_Studies/Native_Studies.html (3740 words)

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